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Nature trails and game-drives are offered by most of the South African nature reserves. A large number of privately owned game reserves, are rich treasure troves of South African wildlife. Visitors can also enjoy scenic landscapes, ancient San rock art, indigenous vegetation, beautiful lagoons, snorkelling or turtle tracking. |
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Many of these South Africa Nature Reserves offer conference facilities enabling delegates to have their conference in a superb natural setting. So, if you are out in the wilds on business, you can look forward to allowing the stillness of nature to re-invigorate you.
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Kruger National Park World-renowned as South Africa's most famous national park, consists of nearly two million hectares of wilderness, the greatest diversity of wildlife in the region and excellent budget and luxury safari accommodation.
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Kwazulu Natal Nature Reserves Some of Africa's most popular game and nature reserves are found in KwaZulu-Natal. Enjoy hikes in the Drakensberg, see Hippo and Turtles or go snokelling in the iSimangaliso Wetland Park. Enjoy a Big Five safari in Hluhluwe / Imfolozi.
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Eastern Cape Nature Reserves The nature reserves in the Eastern Cape of South Africa provide malaria-free game viewing and fascinating scenery. Experience adventure in the Tsitsikamma Coastal National Park, see Big Five animals in Addo Elephant Park or spot small game in the Mountain Zebra National Park.
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Free State Nature Reserves Best known as the agricultural heart of South Africa, the Free State Province also offers an impressive array of nature and game reserves. Probably the most scenically attractive of all the reserves in the Free State is the Golden Gate Highlands National Park, which can be covered with snow in the winter months.
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Limpopo Nature Reserves South Africa's Limpopo Province is home to many esteemed nature reserves, including the Umhlametsi Private Nature Reserve, located next to Kruger National Park, with views of the spectacular Drakensberg Mountains and Blyde River Canyon.
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Northern Cape Nature Reserves The Northern Cape exhibits vast nature reserves with breathtaking scenery. The Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is perfect for spotting Oryx and black-maned Kalahari Lion. The Augrabies Falls National Park is home to the thundering Augrabies Waterfalls.
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Western Cape Nature Reserves The Western Cape Province boasts some of the most diverse nature reserves in Southern Africa. Visit Jackass Penguins on the Cape Peninsula, enjoy birding in the Wetlands of West Coast National Park, hike on Table Mountain or in the rugged Cederberg.
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Mpumalanga Nature Reserves Mpumalanga is a place of great scenic beauty and big game. The Blyde River Canyon Reserve in Mpumalanga is situated on the Panorama Route with highlights like the Three Rondavels, Bourke's Luck Potholes or God's Window.
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North West Nature Reserves The North West Province is one of the top wildlife areas in South Africa. The pristine Borakalalo National Park is one of the North West's most diverse conservation areas.
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Gauteng Nature Reserves Gauteng is the gateway to some of the most beautiful wildlife areas of Southern Africa. Situated only a short drive from Johannesburg is the Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve.
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